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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
3
A funeral notice honors Father Fanickater at Bernard's Church and mourns Mr Shaughnessy who was well known in the community. Adoring associates mourn their passing and recall their contributions to local towns and charitable work.
Senator Je Walsh and friends rode home on River Street last evening with several locals in attendance. Mrs Harold Tompkins, sister of Chat Ferguson, visited with her son, while other residents including Mdison and the Concord Woman's Club were noted at events. Henry Wheeler returned from California with plans to visit relatives as well.
Under the auspices of the Youth Council in cooperation with the county federation Charles Francis Adams President and Paul Courtney secretary treasurer announce a five day event titled Feed and Child. Director William Sorkin estimates a total attendance of 50 000 as workers and executives from local groups participate in the program aimed at fostering cooperation and urban outreach.
A Wednesday afternoon event featured clever room arrangements at the Patish rooms with tables set to showcase desserts and confections. Rebecca Briggs and Charen voan drew attention at the cake and candy tables while Mrs. Walter oversaw the display ending with a presentation to Elephant Rabie in attendance.
Incomplete text provides no identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize. The readable fragments do not form a complete record suitable for a headline or card teaser.
The Co H held a whist and raffle night with prizes including a Turkey Dinner for two. Winners listed include Mrs. Bridie Murphy and Mrs. Owen McPhillips among many others. Next Tuesday November 16 features another same time event with the same prizes.
A historical note reports the inaugural leadership award to Mrs. Ger Leighton presented in Maggachy by State 4-H Club leader George L. Farley. Attendees included a town committee and various county darts groups. Uncle George is mentioned as a key figure.
Mrs Horace Upton of Simon Willard reads a notice about Concord Rotary’s event at Thoreau Street home. The occasion marks International Day with songs from various countries led by Francoises French Consul in Boston to raise awareness for world peace and exchange.
Notice to electrical contractors that the IEEE revised Edison National Electrical Code becomes effective in Concord on January 1, 1943. All work on or after that date must conform to the new edition.
Fragmentary notes show Miss Virginia Bennett and Rome economist figures linked to a cooking school event. Attendance expected next week with unclear details about speakers or location.
A noisy whist party at the Bike Hall featured prizes won by Mrs Allison Digitt and Mrs Solem, with Mrs L Clark and several named guests in attendance. A consolation prize went to Mire William Foss as attendees plan another event next Monday in the same venue.
Concord hosts a meeting of the Concord creed Club on November 18 with speaker Briere, Breach consul to New Sneland. The event includes a noon luncheon under the International Committee directed by William A. Nicol and George Erickson, with songs by Rotary and a focus on race unity and war aid.
The document lists Robert Moone as chairman and Mrs Robert Walter and four other members including Mire Lennox Lindsay Mrs William Rodday Mrs Henry and Mrs Richerd iHo Burt serving on the ernment committee. The text preserves names and roles from the historical record.
Fragmentary text lists a superintendent, a Sewanee service with two selections, a sermonette by an insurance man, and a rally or event involving boys and youths in a Valen area. Details are heavily garbled with names and places not fully legible.
The Missionary Society of the Evangelical Fayer Church meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Nelson in Nelson at 8:00 p.m on Thursday November 18.
Pastor W. F. Shaughnessy releases the church timetable for the current month. Masses are at 7 and 9 a.m. on weekdays with a blessing service Sunday afternoon at 6 p.m.
The text lists Sunday and weekday masses and devotions for a pastor and curate. Services include 8 16, 9, 10 a m, a benediction after late services, Holy Pride devotion in the evening, and weekday masses at 7 and 7 30 a m.
Fragmented notice lists church services and meeting times at 10 45 Sunday school 4B 774% Readng Room hours 2 to week days holiday excep and a Bible lesson from Galatians cited. It mentions Christ Scientist churches worldwide and references scripture passages with unclear formatting and garbled names.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Trinity and a Sunday morning scene with unclear names and events. No clear person, place, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Readable fragments indicate a church vestry meeting notice inviting attendees to attend a gathering. The text references a church group and setting but lacks full names, dates, or locations. The item appears as a partial public notice in a parish newspaper page.
A fragment outlines a community enterprise seeking group interests to inform members about activities. It lists gardening, homecraft, handicraft woodwork, dramatics, games, music, photography, reading, and languages with emphasis on peer groups and local clubs in a mass meeting context.
The text notes Mr and Mrs Peter with two daughters Yolanda Her visiting from Italy for a social event at the Statler. Several parties will attend with calls to visit on the days before the series begins.
A Friday afternoon gathering at the Goodman Street home hosted by Mrs. Wittenbie and Mr. Frank included the Porch Players and Sundbury Young Tinnamag Club members. Plans were shared for upcoming activities and a school reclamation contest was announced under Mrs. Moody Mine Sawyer’s direction with weekly programs for juniors seniors sopho more and freshmen.
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